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CURIOUS CONDUCT OF 4 DRUNKEN SOLDIER
Robert Kellett, q soldier from Hampton, was ar
rested at the White House to-day by Onicer Marks
and locked up on q charge of Drunkenness The
officers state that Kellett visited the White House
yesterday and reappeared there to-day, as he said,
ITO take possession Of the Executive Mansion"
Arriving upon the front portico he fell upon his
knees, and the officers thought was praying. He
thought he had q revolver, but when searched
no weapon was found upon him. When
seen in his cell by q STAR reporter,
the prisoner said he did not deny but that he was
little cranky, but he certainly did not intend TO
harm any person. He said he did not begrudge
see the President. He said he sent letter TO Gen.
Black year ago, asking to be transferred, and he
thought the President might grant his request. He
merely to show the Army officers at the White
House how polite he was He also said that he
had been drinking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

Nine men, convicted at jackson, Miss, yester.
day. OF cutting timber on Government lands were
fined from $50 10 $500 each and sentenced 10 i'm
prisonment for ten days McIvOr Page was fined
81, 700 and sentenced TO thirty days imprts0n-
meQL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

The following ofncial changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
General Land Observation-Disclosures Henry II.
Swearngen, OF Ga, clerk 8, 200 by transfer from
War Department, under the civil service rules.
8, GOO; Thornton A. washington, OF Texas, 81 200
to s., 400.
Office OF Indian Anaira-Appointment Ken.
meth s. MurchsOn OF 8. O., cOpyist 500; Henry C.
Burnett OF Tenn, special agent for investigation
OF depreciation claims, g per day.
Pension Ofice-Rest9nations: Marcus A. Reno.
OF ILL.,, special examiner 81 400; Rees P. Daniels Of
Pa, clerk 81 zoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

LONDON, July 22.-Woodside, OF PHILADELPHIA,
To-day beat the English bicycle record for ten
miles covering the distance in % minutes "a
seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

SENSIBLE B0ULAN8ER.-La France states that
the members VI the party OF the Right after the
Schnaebee incident, proposed TO Gen. b0uisnger
that ne head Monarchist coup d etGt He respon.
against the mOnsrchists and to maintain the ~.
public.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

ACTIVITY ON THE FRAEOo-GERMAn FRONTIHR.-
Much military activity Is reported at Metz The
enlarging OF forts and ev0uions OF troops prO.
ceeding constantly. Work Is conducted at night
by the aid OF the electric light The balloon de.
partment Is experimenting with q view 70 irving
the destructive effect OF dynamite hurled down
upon forts from balloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

THE SECRETARY OF TIE NAVY to-day appointed
board OF naval officers, consisting OF Capt. Ram
say, Commander Goodrich, Lieut.. AR. Couden,
Naval Constructor Hichborn and Assistant Naval
Constructor Nixon to examine and test the At
lanta and her guns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

THEY COULD JUBILATE But Nor BArHR.-About
5000 colored persons made excursions TO Asbury
Park yesterday 1t being jubilee day In the African
Methodist Episcopal church. A few OF the visitors
went TO the lighthouses and asked for bathing
suits, but were refused. They took the refusal In
good part A jubilee meeting was held In tho
auditorium OF the Camp Meeting Association, and
the speakers sharp hits at those who did not like
them because or their color were greeted with
ringing cheers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

herr Won Eberstein Prusstan count, Was among
the steerage passengers on the Thingvalla, which
In the German army and is thirty EIGHT years old.
lie had SIS in his pocket when he landed lie lefs
for North Carolina, where he intends farming.
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The Flin,.Flau,, Game.


OFFICE CLERK.
Wednesday afternoon, just before Mr.. Howard
LarcOmbe, clerk In the Pension ONCE, living at
Ammendale On the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
took the $40 train to go home, young man some
what excited asked Mr. LarcOmbe to let him have
SEQ bill for some smaller notes. That gentleman
did not have note Of that denomination, but told
him he would let him have $40 bill.
every WELL" said the young man. "YOu will
oblige me very much by SO doing; that will help
me some"
Mr.. Larcombe handed the bill to the young man,
who counted out the money In return. When Mr..
Larcombe counted the money he discovered that
there was but g in the pile and SO informed the
young man. The latter apOlOgized for his mis-
take and proceeded to correct It. In SO doing he
slipped the S. bill from the roll, and putting it
down on MI. LarcOmbe's knee, he placed silver
dollar the bills and said "there it is" Just then
the train started and the young man left
as though to take another car but really left the
train, and when Mr.. Larcombe discovered that he
was IS short the train was going at full speed.
He searched the train for the young man, but he
had gone with the s. A few days ago Balti-
1im-f1am game, worked in the same way.
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Put Every,hinr ON tho weather.


TWO ladies who had not seen each other for
nized each other after Time and their recoonition
was cordial $50 delighted to see you again. why,
you aTe scarcely altered" $50 glad and how little
metz" "About ten years" "And why have you
never been TO SEQ met" "My dear, Just look at the
weather we have h0d.n
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oales Of Real E.s.,.,

b. Wise Garrett has bought OF II. c. Jamison.
for 81 4S9 o. part lot s, SO. l57, fronting 81. IA
18th streets Henrietta l. WYNN has bought Of
g. A. McElhenney, sub lot II, 90. ga fronting q
oy so feet on street, between Goth and 2lst
streets
+. L. Schmidt has bought OF John Burke for
"a, 500, parts and g. square 4s6, fronting rs feet
on !th street. between Z and y streets SOUTH
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

ROBBKRIRs Observation-Disclosures oser reports
stolen from the Navy-Yard revolver valued at IS.
avenue northwest, reports stolen last night q
lady's gold watch and chain, diamond ring. two
gold bangles, gold lOcket, and gold stud, valued
$40 worth Of clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

NOTIFIED 10 REMOVE THE FOLE&
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. has
been notihed 70 remove It's poles on the Bennings
road, between 18th street east and the Bennings
Road. TO distance OF 10y feet from the center OF
the roadway: similar notice has been served
upon the United Lines Telegraph Co, who have
poles on the Bennings road
MORE UNDERGROUND WIRES.
The Commissioners to-day gave the Z. g. Elec.
tric Lighting Co, permission 20 lay underground
conauits on th and 18th streetS from @ 20 Is
streets northwest.
COMPLAINTS AND PHTTrfoI0.
Jas II. Byram complains that r. NJ. Draney has
taken no steps To remove his stables from street
northwest. between 10th and 21st streets owners
OF property on 35th street northwest, between 4th
and 9TH streets petition for q better system OF
sewerage than they now have
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued BY Inspector Entwsle "A follows:
John Z: Doran, TO repair No. 1911 street north
west; $5O0. EDWARD smith, to repair No street
MISCELLANEOUS.
N mas been suggested TO the Commissioners that
II they stop horses from eating the bark OF trees
II would be good plan also to apply the same
regulation to cats that sharpen their claws on the
bark or young trees
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The following having served a probationary
term have been appointed permanently to post.
lions In the Post-Ofice Department: Chas. r.
Hodges, OF Texas; Uewellyn Jordan, Of Mississippi,
and Theodore @. Hull, OF Missouri, to $1,000
To 500 position.
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Calico Ceass We. shirt Sleeves.

70 the Editor Of THH EVENING STAD:
The communication In THE STAR OF July 81. en-
titled "A Hot Weather Wall, reminds one OF Don
Platts remark that "this Government is too poor
to employ gentlemen" sc. II zone or Em" is ZEAL
Gus OF the thin clothing worn by the lady clerks.
why does he not follow their examples Called
coats can be bought for a few cents and a male
clerk In q cool calico coat looks like a gentleman
bones" Nor ONE OF Turr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

To RESTRAIN THE CONAIssI0NRRs.-Geo. Emmert
and VIM. Kettler, trustees, and H. N. Geiseking
District Commissioners from opening street from
Lincoln avenue to the Brentwood road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

WHO THE DEMOCRATS WILL SUPPORT roR STATE OWL
csss-LvELy scxsEs IN THE cosvEsnoS-zns
GUeEkNAroRiAL EohtNKn-
The fun ticket adopted by the Ohio Democratic
convention at Cleveland yesterday In - follows:
County; for lieutenant governor, u. q. GOODMAN,
e. s0sass SsSn sc ssessSs os sp%s
County; for auditor, Emil kiesevetter, the prs.
OF Putnam county; ioT member OF board Of public
%rsr the al Of Mr. Po~e had been
made unanimous the other nominations wese
quickly made, Mr.. Kline, candidate for the short
term judgeship, defeated ex-Congressman John y
Leedom on the first ballot, and 4 ballot was also
taken TO decide who should be Nominated Tor
member OF the board OF PUBLIC works An attempt
Emil Kiesewetter, OF Franklin County, for auditor
OF state. storm OF noes arose, but Chairman
nation wat made several delegates attempted 10
protest but all were ruled out OF order. Finally
John Mcbride, the stock County labor agftator.
declared that n kiesewetter WAS nominated In the
unfair manner proposed he would take the stump
against him. Mr.. Kiesewerter then announced
was willing 10 GO bslore the convention on even
terms with other candidates. This induced the
chairman 10 call for further nominations. Joseph
and ballot ordered which resulted IN the nomi-
naiOn OF keSewetter Curley receiving only eighty-
nine votes All the other nominations were made
-
p. m.
THOMAS EDwARD POWELL,
nominated for governor. Is forty-three years old,
and served as q private four months during the
war In an Ohio regiment His political career be-
gan In 1872 when he was q speaker for Greeley.
In 1875 he was nominated for Attorney General
and defeated He was nominated for Congress In
1Ss2, and though defeated by james s. Robinson,
reduced the republican majority 900. In 1854 he
headed the democratic electoral ticket and In lssS
he served chairman OF the democratic state
committee. During the past four years he has
had q law office In Columbus, Ohio.
DIR. TANNER APoIOGIzEs-Dr. Tanner appeared
I'm the house OF commons yesterday and explained
the circumstances under which he called Mr.. Long
a damned snob" Sir Julian Greiswind urgea
that the house let the matter DROP but Mr.. W. n.
smith objected and wanted the doctor suspended.
Mr. Gladstone contended that Dr. Tanners apology
should suffce. MT. Smith had introduced an III
advised element into the discussion by suggesting
that DIR. Tanner imputed falseho0d 20 Mr. Long.
Did not Mr.. Long In like manner impute q false
hood 10 DIR. Tanner Was an imputstion upon an
Irish member one thing and an imputation upon
an English member another? lCheersl. The
speaker here interviewed and told the house thas
Dr. Tanners apology should be held 20 cover the
Onenses OF which he accused. Mr.. smith
thereupon withdrew his motion, and the incidenl
ended.
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
~ CORNER THIRTEEN-AND-A-HALF AND d

SHEETS SOUTHW EST,
BY virtue Of decree passed on the 22d day Of -
June, 1887 in the cause Of Schneider vs. Burke ct @
a. NO fotig equity docket 20 in the supreme vii
N Ms Y THE TWENTY. DAY OF JULY,
front OF the premises offer for SALE at public auction
the following real estate situated in the District OF
plan Of the city Of Washington Lot ettered E." in
the subdivision OF lots ~ and 13, in square 267.
Ierns OF sale One-thlrd cash, and the balance in
equal nstallments at si1 and twelve months with in
terest at cent secured by the purchasers
and deed Of trust all cash option of the pur
chaser deposit of 800 will be required at the time
OF SALE and II the terms Of sale complied with
within ten days the trustees tho right to resell
at the risk aud cost Of the purchaser.
w. 4 DUHAMEI.
46O La. ave-, r,.
j. G. BIGELOW, 1FusteeS.
5034 at. n.w,J
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts jy13-eO&ds
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WHO WILL SUCCEED OSCAR j. HARvKY?-Secre-
tary Thompson is engaged in carefully going over
the applications of persons who wish to succeed
Oscar j. Harvey as chief OF the Miscellaneous
Division OF the Second Controllers once. The
Office is a very hard one to ILL., as 1t requires
much better lawyer than the salary would pay.
lers ONCE go through that division AS soon as q
proper person can be determined upon the ap-
will be made
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. ILL, July %. IL a.m-Wheat wss the
tail to the kite at the opening Of change move
market The weakness Of the foreign market and the
The disposition of the crowd toward selling
the for the carrying charges August
opened 1sa4 lower than the close yesterday at 7O4s
and: other futures were weak in proportion. The
pit was full to the brin at the start and very
weather IN the West mads:ogenng markets lower ali
wheat is 76ka7O5s. August corn. 375sa37H. Oats It's,
2oXa25H.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

I,OR sALE-PERsoN LEAVING CITY WISHES TO
IL dispose of fine Haines Bro. Piano and Stool for
sl25 also Baby Carriage and Crib used but o, one
I,OR sALE-A PAIR OF PATENT BARBER CHAIRS,
i new; cheap for cash Apply 314 AZ st s.w. IT.
EoR sALE-PIANO, WEBER" NEARLY NEW;
easy terms cheap. Apply al sos LIST St NV to II
al OF 10 pm. jy22-1
IIoR sALE-AN ENGLISH BREEoH- LOADER,
being OF Damascus wire Can be Lad at reasonable
IIoK SALE OR ExCHANGE-A VALUABLE
from Brentsville. the county seat of Prince William
fSaps ssfh E III s{
Pa ave Dowlings auetion-rooms). jy22-eod3t
EOR sALE-oNE SMALL GROCERY STORE,
lures, Star Once 'e'0n Aoaj jyse 5tA
INoR ALE-CHEAP-FOUR ART SQUARES. I2x
pet Also. 10 Zinc Stair Plates at All IIth ST. n. W.
Call from to 5p. IN. jy32-2ts
JIoR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss CELLAR ELEvA-
wM MUEHLEIsEN.
B2i-3t 9lS 9TH st. w.
GO 5e4 in OAK Hi Cemetery apply %
IOHN "A WHIT" M 40 Told nunber). Lexington St.
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK FOR
and Ohio Railroad at Queenstown or in Washing
' jy19-Im 'A' -'ff' '0''A Co., ofhce' i+il q st.
TOR SALE-STEAM LAUNDRY IN ONE OF THE
N Uood condinn iosa ions n the ETY. ent5s outfit
jy1s-2w w. o.
EOR sALE.-MARE,, PHAEToN AND HARNESS, BY
No ITery Stable 05 =
York ave. jyIt;-lw
EoR sALR-CARRIAGEs PHAETONs. AND
ssf ossfts and 4 " sssgs Ct
E9R sALE-ONE SECONDHAND UPRIGHT
iaano ~. We are offering special bargains in
sas st. sns
EoR sALE-AT GEYER'S 466 PENNSYLVANIA
The awe nW to seat and 10
Also family and Buses Of III styies for
sale ana exchange at reduced prices to reduce st9eb
!, a. Columbia, $50; 30 Ideal. go; As star. $40:
s2 ifE os New o ns sse safety
Tor sAIE-ELEGANT FULL. 7-OCTAvE SQUARE
Piano; handsome rosewood; carved legs, &c rich,
monthly payments Of s1O cost $500 stool and cover
new Upright and Square Pianos at wonderfully low
prices Considering the tne qualify We can save you
Come in and talk exchange with u.s. It's our
speciality.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs.
je2S 1872 9th st.
LHOR SALE-IOO CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND
IL vanished wagons: milk wagons and 2 T. passen-
vanished wagons also painted wagons, doctors
and ladies' phRtOns, and one stage, terms J.
j. COOK, 3295 NJ st, Georgetown. my2S-3m
ErOR SALE-CALIFORNIA WINES: CLARET, 81
IL per gal: Hook, 81; Sweet Catawba, yOc Dry Soc:
Angelica, S1.50; Burgundy 81 no liquor by glass;
goods delivered free. II. A SELIGSON, LOO Pa. av
my233m
VtOR sALE-JAS. RAGEN. 1O14 Pa AVE N W.,
Sole Agent for j. I. Cowles Improved Stand Pipes
and Fire Escapes, with proof steps and balcony
starways Plans and estimates furnished applica.
uon. ny7-3m
EOR SALE-THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE-
quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance
and price list. ID. BALLAUF, Agent. 73l 7th St
ny2-3m
IL rel and about 500 pounds of Agate Type lately
IN use on this paper The face of both fonts is de-
sirsbe they il good condition. aud capable of
cellent service for TWO three years paper OF
moderate Circulation viii be sold cheap i'll bulk Adj
dress The EVENING SIAk NEWSPAPER CO.
Washington. Dc d2O
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RANGE OF THE THRRNoNRTER--The following
m. 76; 2 p m. IS; maximum 90; minimum, ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

- ~ 0AA)AS 1<AAAA3k%s
THoMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer:
NJ sA5H e n5oSs TEEE4
nRfafsiHHASlA AFkHSE iss
At TEN g rs
On. Talking parro. and one a1ss Skye Terrier.
AT ryEtAHkEfo i O'CLOCK
New and secondhand Carriages, Bussies. Wagons
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
By order of assignees one BugFy Horse and HARNESS
The, The horse is sound gentle and youns; Two De;
without reserve 1t
THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer
ONE CRATE ASSORTED ENGLISH STORE
Il as At
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctoneers.
SMALL d AsKSIsSEEs SIZE 81 HBEaHfSE,A.BnAo
aay recorded viii sell pabo ssa .s he
q ~ TWEEN WEN.
smaS ssnme aa at TEN O'CLOCK
WILLIAM 3. KING,
,yee.s. OSCAR 4 :. 1zss E
~ Pk9 9XEI,5B 9sIaEss RR9PEgTY5. KEoWN IA AS
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause, No.
1897, ON the 18th day of July, 1887, the under 1I
slgned trustees will offer for sale at public auction IN
'front.' OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the FOURTH
DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following piece Of real estate, situated and
being IL the City of Washington District Of Colum
bla to wis: All that part Of lot six ( in three
hundred and forty nine (340) which begins for the
same at the northwest Of said lot and square
ana running thence south along the east line OF 18th
street west one hundred and twenty seven and nifty
right angles to said 18th twenty (4)
forty-seyen one hundredths feet GRAD; thence
north deg 90 min, east forty five and seventy nine
one hundredths feet (4519l to Pennsylvania
avenue; thence i'll nOrthwestly direction along the
line OF said avenue feet 2S to said lth
street and point of beginning, the same being i'm
proved by large iron front building, known as Har
vey's Saloon.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash OF which the Of fifteen hundred
OF SALE the balance of the purchase money to be paid
IN two equal instalments in one and two years from
the day OF SALE the deferred payments be secured
deed of trust upon the said described real estate and
to draw at the rate Of six centum per
or all cash at the option of the purchaser Terms
OF sale to be complied with in ten days after day
sale or the property to be resOd at the costs and risks
CHAPLIN BROWN,
:523 s st. NV }n-..,,.
FRANK 7: BROWNING. ifus'e'''
416 9th st. NV
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneer. jy21-d&ds
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
AssIGNEEs SALE OF STOCK OF BOTTLED
Liquors VINES. BRANDY, COUNTERS,
sHkhyING, STORE FIXTURES, SHOWCASES.
On SATURDAY, JULY TwENTY-THIRD, AT ONE
O'CLOCK T. NJ shall sell at store No. 600 Louisiana
avenue. corner 9TH street northwest, by virtue of
assignment from Claude n Wynne for benefit of cred
tors the stock in trade, consisting of Bottled Malt
Liquors Wines Brandy, Counters, Showcases Shelly
ing, Store Fixtures. Awning, &c
Terms cash. L. G. WILLIAMSON.
jy20-3t Assignee.
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A Republican Early Start.

HepuDllCan EokAy SSa&ts
From the New York Sun, to-day.
call has been issued bp Chairman C0leof the
republican State committee for q meeting Of the
committee at Saratoga on August to decide on
the date of the state convention. This is In &C
cordance with ex-senator Platts policy OF an early
start. Capt. Cole wants to be chairman Of the
State committee again. Unless the Miller men
show more signs OF hight the tt-Hisc0ck COM
binatton viii have q walkover at the convention.
COULD NOT PART WITH HER CATS.-Mra Stephen
Morley was found guilty OF keeping nuisance In
the shape OF seventy cats by the recorder OF Mon
treal last week. and WAS given Q week TO remove
the nuisance or be sent TO jail Rather than part
with her pcts Mrs. Morley removed yes
terday to St Laurent, some miles from the city,
Fifty members OF the Pittsburg Press club. &C
c0mpanied by their wives and lad1eA are q At
lantc City as the guests OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Mary Josephine Kiman Grew. Mother Emilia),
superfuess OF the order of sisters OF St Mary, IN
America, died at Lockport. N. Y wednesday
night.
from lunattc asylum, has LEFT Pans Tor Liver.
pool, whore he WIN embark for America
The M0Qro says that II believes that tho neGo-
tiations between Germany ana the Vatican Tor the
Germanixatton Of Alsace-LOrraine have COLLAPSED,
the pope refusing to forbid the u1e q French u
the 1eminAy4es Of the province
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

The following are the opening and 500 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge. $50 10th street:
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A COMMISSIONERS Accommodating Secretary
OF the Interior Muldrow to-day appointed Gabriel
C. Wharton, of the General Land ONCE, to act
with John B. McNamee, of the Assistant Attorney
Generals Office, as commissioner to investigate
the Oregon wagon roads. They will hold their
first session in Salem Greg, August 10.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
.EEKs b CO., Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF
GOODS AT AUCTION, IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL.

GOODS AT AUCTION, IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL.
BY order Of Messrs Smith W.rtyel Of the Boston
zen In the premises No. 100 Market Space near
their present so sne OF ma6ng sddtiens to
we win sell without limit or reserve every article con.
tanned therein. commencing SATURDAY MORN
iNG IM WE n OF JULY. q Ten O'CLOCK
NJ. until the whole stock is sold. The stock is
IaTge, ana IN part only, is enumerated as follows:
Leather Goods OF every kind, Odor-Cases, Jewel.
Cases in Leather and Plush. Hand -Satcheis &c. 500
ALBUMS OF every variety and style; Large assortment
O. Plush Frames ManeqTs Sets Fans brushes
Perfumery. Brass Novelties Of endless design and
variety Writing Desks Belts statuary, Mirrors 6ne
lot stationery, all kinds of Bird Cages, Toys, Tin
poet Sets Fishing Rods and Tickle OH Stoves Dolls
and Cutlery Toilet Soap. Stock Of Table
Glassware. Vases, Blank Books, Ink! and Mucilage,
Elastic Bands, Croquet Sets, large lot Chromos and
Framed Engrayings, Music Boxes, immense stock Of
first class Jewery of every description, too
Gus to mention here 1000 Volumes Of Books. for
which special sale day Will be announced; and
Stoves, etc. "
This viii be positive and peremptory sale. and buy
jy2l-3t CHARLES WEEKS Salesman
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To-day, in the Equity Court, Judge Merick
made decree on the petition OF p. II. Grsham.
changing his name to Gresham.
ThOs F. Murphy was overcome by the heat at
the B. and p freight depot, 10th street and Mary
land avenue at O'Clock this afternoon. He was
taken to his home, 42S LIST street southeast.
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LYsLKsIgo Ri BROUGHT BACK HERR-The police
have received Information from Philadelphia that
John E. LysleS who Is wanted here On charge OF
obtaining money under false pretenseS has been
next application viii be made for q warrant of re-
movaL The bench warrant. with copy OF the In
dictment, was sent to Philadelphia The papers,
1t is understood, were found all right.